[0:00] The tonight, which is August 20th, 2026, 6.30 p.m., we are having our regular town council for man away and we want to call some order from a roll call. We do have all council members present. I've asked if Bryce Jepsen could give us a invocation starting us off this evening.

[0:26] My

[0:31] father worked together with me and I didn't think he was for this great country that we

[0:36] had in the special forest.

[0:38] With a value where we reside, we are rich for it and we are free and we enjoy it.

[0:44] We asked about the blesses as we need them.

[0:46] We might be cordoned them.

[0:48] And the efficient is just the items that are perfect for the operation on this town.

[0:57] We are grateful for the freedom we have had.

[1:07] Rise for the National Legion.

[1:11] I would like to do the industry of the five of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands.

[1:20] One nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

[1:33] All right, we'd like to start off with on our agenda the approval of our meeting minutes.

[1:40] for the public hearing on the water garbage and recycling

[1:46] adjustments and then a proof of the town council regular meetings which was held on July 16th.

[1:52] So, if someone could motion for approval of that.

[1:57] Yeah, like a motion that we approve the minutes for the public hearing

[2:00] and we can put the data on that.

[2:10] All in favor?

[2:14] No, no, no, nice, all right?

[2:18] Then moving on to the town council meeting.

[2:22] Report

[2:27] here.

[2:27] The town council meeting was held under 16.26.

[2:35] All in favor?

[2:36] Yes.

[2:37] No, nice.

[2:40] approved.

[2:43] The next on is the consideration to pay the bills which we have just signed all

[2:50] of the bills to make a motion to approve those bills.

[3:01] All in favor? Yes. No maize. Motion

[3:06] pass. This is an opportunity for the public comment, anyone that wants to speak on any

[3:15] topic regarding matters pertaining to the town. I don't want to hear about your personal

[3:21] matters. And we will listen, but not take any action and not respond, but is anybody want

[3:29] to bring anything to the test attention.

[3:33] John.

[3:35] It indicates here that the management

[3:37] is not the right system on the agenda.

[3:40] So, do I wait until...

[3:43] Maybe I'm going to talk about that.

[3:48] Part thing?

[3:51] You can bring it up.

[3:52] If you want to bring it up then that's fine

[3:54] because it's going to be a discussion point.

[4:03] Wait, I'll let you wait, somebody sue me, I'll let you wait, because this is just a discussion, so we're going to have this discussion on it.

[4:13] So, do you want to wait until then? Or do you want to do it now because you have to be someone?

[4:21] Yeah, I don't know why that's the case, do you know why that's the case, right?

[4:29] No, the microphone's right there.

[4:33] This is an L, we're testing out something for Zoom to see how it works for us.

[4:40] We're just going to try it out.

[4:44] Well, yeah, and it will be good for if you want to attend through zoom.

[5:24] because of the sensitivity of the issue, and I

[5:33] was wondering about, we're going to listen

[5:37] to these individuals where they're going to present our feelings.

[5:44] And I don't know how those feelings of the community are going to wait

[5:48] And then you look at the community, comments, how do you move way back to this

[6:01] is going to be both

[6:06] against it.

[6:08] And we're excited about how you really can

[6:13] do things about that.

[6:18] And we're going to be talking about that, exactly, or on the agenda.

[6:24] So thank you.

[6:26] Appreciate it.

[6:29] Appreciate it because I'm John, and I love the fact that you've come here every week, or every month.

[6:32] Thank you.

[6:38] Any others?

[6:41] We have presentations and informational items, but right now with

[6:50] regards to the civic review, we need to make a motion to table that till September

[6:59] meeting because rubs are you doing it oh okay sorry we won't table it then okay

[7:08] all right so with that this will be a presentation for the civic review

[7:18] Pam or your sidekick I what is your name you guys were like green shirts together

[7:31] Well, here's the thing. We're testing it out. These are called owls, and they will follow

[7:38] the person who's speaking. But I think if, does it, based off of the microphone?

[7:45] Yeah, but if I hooked up, I don't have my computer. Oh, you, oh, that's, oh, shoot.

[7:53] Never mind.

[7:54] Go ahead. It doesn't matter. So it doesn't matter. Never mind.

[7:56] I'm going to take that over if that's OK.

[7:59] So long as you said no, it looks like you do not, you know,

[8:03] you are already using the Civic Review platform software.

[8:08] We use it for our building permits.

[8:10] We use it under the control of a box of the county.

[8:14] So what happens is, anybody that applies for a building

[8:17] can go into Civic Review and then box of the county

[8:21] the first stuff that we go in with the plans and then Rob does his part of it and then that's

[8:30] where these guys collect these and stuff through city for you. City for you can do a lot more for us

[8:37] and if we were to get City for you ourselves we are not under control of Boxelder County. Boxelder County

[8:47] currently holds all of our records. So once we close out a building for men, if we

[8:52] want to go back in and access hold for men, then we have to get a little box of

[8:58] accounting, wait for them to pull it up for us and hopefully you can find it, that's

[9:02] something. So that's enough, because it's a great program and how many of your name

[9:12] I'm James. James? Okay, James Kendall from Hensville, so I'm going to talk to you guys. Okay.

[9:19] Yeah, a few months ago, a couple months ago, I came here and I showed Rob invite me to show him

[9:28] and scout out a few other people to set up her view.

[9:33] Cover just probably three things that people in this room will like

[9:38] and like about improving adopted so first simple review let's you take any of

[9:52] your application reforms and put them online so people out there can apply for

[9:57] their building permit defense

[10:06] the second feature

[10:14] you want to call them they can

[10:16] get on a portal and track the progress of that application

[10:23] through that portal

[10:28] And

[10:31] the third and final thing that probably more than people in this room would care about

[10:36] is there is a centralized hub where the

[10:47] historical data is all kept in there.

[10:54] Those are the three big things that I'll briefly touch on and I'll show you.

[11:00] So first I want to show you the police website, their customer.

[11:06] And this is their forms and documents page.

[11:09] Not too different from what you guys have put on this page.

[11:14] these permits or application

[11:19] print it off, fill it out.

[11:24] It would be used to be

[11:25] paid like that. But now, if I put on any of these, this subdivision

[11:31] happens up into an online fillable form. So a couple of things I want to point

[11:38] out here that are really nice. One is, you'll notice I didn't have to make an

[11:42] account to start this process and just open up right in the form. Sometimes when we

[11:47] adopt technology, you're going to change it like this. You worry that some of the

[11:52] folks who aren't as technically savvy,

[11:57] we didn't, we made it so that you know we got rid of the

[12:04] sign on them. You know what I mean? The other thing, I mean you know it's just how simple it is.

[12:12] There's not places for them to get lost. Every question is customizable, some can be required,

[12:20] how it works, we could take all of your current application,

[12:31] all brief additions,

[12:32] as well, and it was a really good example of a small town using inter-reviewing so many different

[12:38] apartments in here is. You'll see on our side a few building permits, and a whole bunch

[12:43] of zoning. There are spent permits, resounding site plans, variances, all of that and stuff.

[12:51] And then over here there's utility service agreements, city hall rentals, special events,

[12:58] and seeing them all kind of use business life and seeing

[13:04] things like that.

[13:06] So, a sitter review can be used all over the place.

[13:10] And then the third thing I want to show you is what the city sees.

[13:17] So, this is what Pam would see and you

[13:25] log in and under do.

[13:29] These are all the different, currently undergoing

[13:37] interest billing and current purchase.

[13:40] Re-approved, building official says looks good, now we're waiting on Zoning.

[13:47] We can filter it, you know, just show me the business licenses, just show me the ones that are waiting in pain.

[13:53] There's a lot of power here for the city.

[13:58] We can improve things quickly and make life easier for the people.

[14:04] There's customers reporting that they can send you guys, if you guys require reports.

[14:14] You're not charged extra to use other departments either, so that's why I mentioned that.

[14:22] That needle is usually there.

[14:26] Any kind of application or form.

[14:38] Yeah, that's the review in a nutshell.

[14:43] Does the question and answer thing?

[14:45] Yeah, a couple of questions I have.

[14:48] You can pay things through this, right?

[14:51] Pay things, yes.

[14:52] Are you PCI compliant?

[14:57] So are you storing the data so?

[15:00] Yes, we are. And the data is still owned by you, say one day, you decided to sit or review. All of that data is exported to you. Well, that's the problem. We're not PCI combined. So we don't know how does that work. If you say we don't, or if we say we don't want to make review anymore and you give us all the data, we can can't. I

[15:26] guess we would give you that any sensitive or nonsense of information or just

[15:31] To

[15:37] be honest,

[15:40] if I wanted to go in and see who's all paid on building permits and on some

[15:46] of those navigations, it's going to provide a continuity.

[15:49] I could put a checklist in there and whether I'm here or not.

[15:53] We put in a checklist that anybody can go to and see what they need.

[16:00] Right now, that is such a mess in my world that all of our checklist are currently on the

[16:08] So as somebody calls and gets somebody in the office that doesn't know what to check, you know, how to find your checklist or they just sort of forms the application.

[16:18] So there's an old application up there.

[16:21] This could fix all of that.

[16:23] The other thing is too, like when somebody comes and asks for what's additional use for them, I have no idea knowing if they paid wrong or not.

[16:32] We're not tracking that very well.

[16:34] Pretty sure we lose money.

[16:36] Not tracking that.

[16:38] My business owner will business owner.

[16:39] I could go in and just redo,

[16:42] redo my business license online.

[16:45] And then Shredder, where there's monitoring that,

[16:47] and where Ron can go in and see who's paid online.

[16:51] I mean, they'd come in here.

[16:52] We don't have full time staff, right?

[16:54] Nine to one, where where our hours are.

[16:56] If I can't do that, I'm working somewhere else.

[16:59] This solves a lot of that, so something I didn't show you that these end of that is, is what their portal looks like, and some of your contractors are your homeers.

[17:10] So, let me find an example of that.

[17:17] So, after a permit or application or license has been submitted, they give an email saying thank you for sending them out of way and click here to go to your portal and that case is this page and from this page I can sue my application and what they said so far.

[17:38] If you have strange hours or whatnot, I can just, I know exactly what to talk to, and the conversation will live with this application forever as opposed to separately in the event, which is nice for both our

[17:56] building permit or business license from this page.

[17:59] The long power, all right,

[18:08] I mean that's okay going forward. Can you take these? Is this seeing active information in the city to keep populated in this?

[18:17] Or are you technically for renewals like she was mentioning? No, I've got a lot of things that are ongoing that haven't completed the process that it's awaited.

[18:26] But that information in this day of the Easter, is it just going forward through the time game?

[18:30] Oh, if you do have any sort of data right now on screen or anything like that, we will take it and we'll upload it instead of use.

[18:40] If your businesses are listed and you don't know any requirements, yes.

[18:47] If it wasn't at the payment stage, why would there be a box here instead?

[19:09] Um, where are you going to sit there?

[19:13] By the way, I've just checked, you guys are not storing the data in yourself.

[19:18] You're using the third part.

[19:19] What do you think, yes?

[19:21] You're using?

[19:21] For Amazon, certainly.

[19:23] Yes.

[19:23] The CSG Forte and Express Bill Pay.

[19:27] There's the story that they are, piece of it.

[19:31] The other thing I'm questioning to is,

[19:34] we're looking, believe it's 2028,

[19:38] we have to be ADA compliant.

[19:42] Is this ADA compliant?

[19:44] Is compatible with, if I understand your question right,

[19:48] It's compatible with browser translation, isn't it?

[20:05] Okay, that's a legal one.

[20:28] The first volume we sell in...

[20:30] The number of applications

[20:46] you would just call...

[21:01] It goes to a thousand...

[21:03] Now the application is your process.

[21:06] Yeah.

[21:06] Where everything has happened.

[21:08] Wherever there was our code enforcement...

[21:10] Our rental.

[21:11] Yeah, yeah.

[21:11] Our rental.

[21:35] Yeah.

[21:36] And we actually, like,

[21:39] building surveillance,

[21:40] our rentals,

[21:41] we could actually build that into the piece as well.

[21:45] So basically, you know, you have to pick that up front,

[21:48] but I think we could recoup the cost just because

[21:51] we're missing money, I know we're missing money,

[21:55] and application fees could cover the cost,

[21:58] go in the future.

[21:59] So, there's a great deal,

[22:02] because I've kind of been through this now.

[22:05] And how long are there to be part of this,

[22:09] take the county to get the information that you need when you're asked to go back and ask,

[22:16] and if you don't have the records here where I want to go, they can make it.

[22:20] Did it take them a minute?

[22:22] Did they come in the beginning of the information that you're asking for?

[22:27] I don't know, but we've gone back and asked them for any old records.

[22:31] sometimes I think Rodney did that but it's got to find a right person and it's like a couple of day term right so

[22:41] not a huge deal but if you go in and look at that if I'm building a house and I

[22:49] hope to be everything I'm supposed to read you know I'm out on the side of things I go into this very

[22:53] for you, I see only five subheritonies in there. They don't see all of them in that piece

[23:01] in there, which if I was building houses, it's like police folks, you know, shows like

[23:06] magnitude of 4,000, now I'm getting built for 20, you know. And also there's the controls,

[23:13] like when we, I'm on there only as a viewer, raw things, and I think Marcus is in there,

[23:19] has something you can actually comment, which would go back to the home, right?

[23:25] So what Rob says, hey, I don't like sightlining, you know what, blah, blah, blah.

[23:29] I just get to you and I can make any comment.

[23:33] Bachelorette County will only allow us to have so many people in that program,

[23:38] because they're doing that for a lot of other communities as well, right?

[23:43] But with these guys, if we open it, we have, we set up the visuals,

[23:48] We set up, we'll have some access, and who they've been

[23:52] straighter, so we can have as many living on your side

[23:56] and you can yes set up, if you work in their parties,

[24:00] or people that are out of office, or

[24:08] what is the,

[24:09] like, middle-aged middle-aged, middle-aged,

[24:11] middle-aged, what is the set of cost?

[24:16] And times, a few months, it's a big

[24:22] set up.

[24:23] And during the late weeks,

[24:26] for the end day,

[24:27] And you have

[24:49] Steve Rock in this

[24:55] part.

[25:19] Ron, does this come at a Ministry of Costs

[25:22] in the budget perspective?

[25:25] Of course it does.

[25:26] In the budget?

[25:27] Fair enough.

[25:38] Do you have a big stand-up actually?

[25:41] I'm on it to do that.

[25:44] Use all of these outside the panel and I'll

[25:46] worry about it.

[25:49] Listen.

[25:50] James, listen next to you.

[25:57] Hermes.

[25:59] Feel three more.

[26:01] But we just didn't think.

[26:02] I mean, we sat and counted out a week.

[26:04] get into a thousand let's say you were a thousand at one at the end of the year

[26:11] if we wouldn't back charge you either

[26:16] or give you the opportunity to say okay let's not do

[26:19] special events this upcoming year let's next though let me say it on first

[26:28] I think I think you have a valid light in that where we have and we'll show you

[26:33] the sellers here and I heard a lot of complaints about you not being able to stand in

[26:38] and not being able to pay things up.

[26:40] Like, did they want to get paid

[26:41] for the application then?

[26:44] I've heard a lot of that.

[26:47] So it's definitely worth it.

[26:53] And for me, it's just like, it's going to help the staff,

[26:55] because if Angela's out in all sensory

[26:59] is getting calls for, and she's on,

[27:01] again, Angela's on vacation, she's getting calls

[27:04] for the zoning application or a judicial use permit,

[27:08] And then it's still more defined there.

[27:13] Some faculty are in the school search bar here,

[27:16] and some of the name of blue to apply,

[27:18] or the address, and the blue to check there.

[27:20] In this case, okay, the building initial says what's good.

[27:23] I'm winning the zoning right now.

[27:25] She can give that extra right away,

[27:26] or give it from all you do.

[27:28] Or then you go online, then you have a checklist to follow.

[27:32] And up to date, checklist.

[27:34] So everybody's on same page.

[27:36] They don't have to get hold of me for a checklist and I'm going to get a little rough for a checklist.

[27:41] They go on where I can get a checklist.

[27:43] It would be the same for the special vendors, but like little alleyways.

[27:46] You go on where you go to checklist of everything they need to supply, and it's right there.

[27:51] And that alone to be just that continuity and that consistency is just, I mean, not able to.

[28:00] Both sides.

[28:01] Yeah.

[28:05] So this is an uh this is for on Harris information. Were you wanting any vote on this or?

[28:13] Well, we didn't think you guys would be ready to do that. I don't know.

[28:18] Because you got to manage into any way so you might as well.

[28:23] I don't know. That's what I'm asking is for you wanting this to just be fair and then bring it to another town council for approval.

[28:31] or were you looking to approve it tonight?

[28:35] I didn't expect it approval tonight, but now if you want

[28:39] I'm also going to make it an action item.

[28:43] What do you guys think?

[28:44] Have you guys seen some time to think about it more?

[28:46] There are any other channels around what you do?

[28:49] You have a lot.

[28:50] Yeah, there's a lot.

[28:50] But we started in August and ten years ago.

[28:58] There's 50 and so in Utah, you say yes.

[29:15] Low in, you've got North Low in, Cash in County.

[29:24] So that's Billard.

[29:32] What about Cemetery?

[29:34] Yes, I'm very close to the hospital.

[29:38] You definitely need that.

[29:51] I'm not a computer.

[29:53] But I just know that County has been in the last year.

[29:59] So what kind of...

[30:15] We do multiple backups a day, which means that they were hacked.

[30:24] Do

[30:28] you

[30:36] have an app that's on our phone? Do you have an app that's on our phone?

[31:13] We want to move it to action items and vote on it or do we want to wait until another month or two?

[31:22] I can vote on it.

[31:24] Okay, so somebody want to make the motion?

[31:28] Wait, hold on, wait, hold on.

[31:29] You have to move the mendage into first.

[31:32] Oh, okay, sorry.

[31:34] We need to move to amend the agenda, which we have to amend it anyway,

[31:38] because we put the table until September for the civic review and we also have an amendment

[31:45] at the last minute on the update regarding the roadway adjacent to the third-good property.

[31:52] We need to amend that as well.

[31:55] And we need to amend Bryce and Tarquin.

[31:57] And we need to amend Bryce Tarquin.

[31:59] All of these last minute things that showed up.

[32:02] amend

[32:05] the agenda for the General Council meeting August 20th, 2026, 6.30 p.m., item 5, the Civic Review, move that to in-action item, also add price check since topic to in-action item, no discussion.

[32:32] Okay, the discussion?

[32:33] Discussion?

[32:34] Yes.

[32:35] A discussion from Vice-Jewsson, and a man, the agenda item six, action items, to table,

[32:48] motion until September meeting on the update regarding roadway adjustment to the third.

[33:10] All right, all in favor?

[33:13] Yes.

[33:14] Yes.

[33:15] No nays.

[33:16] Motion passed to amend the agenda.

[33:22] All right.

[33:25] We amended it to now be a action item for the civic review.

[33:29] we would need a motion for approval of the presentation and the amount and to move forward with that.

[33:41] I'd like a motion to approve the sit-for-view software purchase as stated by James at the tier one of $6,000 per year.

[34:12] I love this movie. I want to see all that stuff.

[34:20] It's so good because some people come in and I can't answer the questions about any building.

[34:24] All right.

[34:25] Go on.

[34:26] Turn it down.

[34:27] People have to work.

[34:28] I need to know if that's really good.

[34:29] And then we'll work out how to cover that in the building.

[34:32] Yeah.

[34:34] So you know, we impact our budget.

[34:36] Okay.

[34:36] Perfect.

[34:38] All right.

[34:39] Thanks, everybody.

[34:40] Thank you.

[34:41] Thank you.

[34:42] All right.

[34:44] Given the fact that we've amended the agenda, we're going to replace, as stated, in that

[34:54] agenda with a presentation that will not be action item will be discussion from

[35:01] Bryce Jepsen, I guess some gargourger Jepsen regarding what they will let us know what it's regarding.

[35:08] Thank you.

[35:11] First of all, thanks for being willing to abandon our politics.

[35:16] I did not get any mention about it.

[35:19] I'm sorry, Bryce.

[35:22] I'll get it.

[35:24] I mean, at the end of the day, saying that the last month,

[35:29] right now, a lot of days, you have a patriarchal program in your own.

[35:33] This year, some people get up and get quotes from Tommy Falls.

[35:38] As far as I care on the program, one of the people I don't know which one we thought it was, was quoted the same purpose of the government is to protect the rights of the people.

[35:52] And that's what I'm here for, just to ask you to protect my rights as one of the citizens of the community.

[35:59] Okay, so I brought some mats, and unfortunately I didn't have a view up there, but I have them here, I think we should look at it if you should desire.

[36:10] But what I'm asking you before is, if you go on the dive road on the south side of the way, as you get up on the boat and go after three places where there are roads coming in in that dive road,

[36:24] One is right down close to the boat, the dock comes down there, and the other one, the second one goes down, and the reservoir dries for one hundred and south, and out onto the dive.

[36:39] And then there's another one that goes off to the south, a little bit from around down.

[36:45] That's the one that I'm interested in, right now is that one, right there.

[36:50] Okay,

[36:53] the low, the goes there, goes south.

[36:57] Up to where I have a piece of coffee.

[37:02] Then there's a 90-degree turn and then it goes west.

[37:05] And it goes in, right there by the key cancels home.

[37:09] And I don't know the name of it.

[37:14] So, it's been a long time that I've been alive

[37:21] recently since I've just put up a sign on both ends of that where it comes into the dive road and the road that I keep in the place.

[37:34] And saying that that's a private road, nor go through traffic and essentially trying to establish that private road.

[37:44] My intention is that it's not a type of road, it's a public road.

[37:50] I talked to them in town before, and they're heading up to a green in this town road.

[37:57] Because, at least in my mind, they haven't said this.

[38:00] They don't want the responsibility to have the credit fixed up and maintain it.

[38:09] That's true a lot, but what letter?

[38:10] But the fact is, I have old maps, but one of them is one of the original plaques that's

[38:19] this one right here in life, gave a copy of some of that information on here through the

[38:24] main original time.

[38:26] There is this right there, and it shows the goal.

[38:32] This is a map that

[38:37] says, this is then the feature of it.

[38:39] If he was standing down in the corridor in order to go, he said,

[38:43] And I certify that this is a correct copy of the old women provided by the descendants

[38:50] of Lawrence K. Howie, January of 2000,

[38:56] 2000, yeah, 2000, and so forth and so forth.

[39:00] Okay, unfortunately, this is only a map that includes only the east part of that.

[39:08] So here's the novel that's just out in the river,

[39:13] all right, now, the roadway that I'm

[39:15] something about this one right here, okay?

[39:19] This road right here, this road is what we call today

[39:24] Redsport Drive, one of the best.

[39:31] This portion of it doesn't exist anymore,

[39:33] because the Redsport comes out like this.

[39:36] It takes you now.

[39:38] Originally, that was the road that came out

[39:41] out of here.

[39:43] I'm here and I've got a form ground right up here.

[39:48] And so, I access that

[39:51] This

[39:54] one right here, but this

[40:01] one I drove to get out of the exit.

[40:08] This way, south, is to the passenger.

[40:23] This is the Rover Tops, which was up right there.

[40:27] And then turns and turns up right here.

[40:29] And this is key.

[40:30] This is how right here.

[40:32] OK.

[40:34] I'll keep that up there for a minute.

[40:38] So on this map here.

[40:40] I don't know how to put it up there.

[40:42] I don't know how to put it up there.

[40:43] Okay, so on this matter here, this is strong as a rope.

[40:55] Here, in the first

[41:00] ball, in 2001, I had the punch to work, but I'm not talking about that.

[41:07] I have that serve.

[41:10] And I want to follow this and serve it.

[41:16] Okay, so here's the hearing advice that he did this,

[41:22] this my year, and we'll

[41:26] see that on the map there.

[41:28] Okay, notice on this, when he surveyed it, he did not close our property with the next property.

[41:37] He left it open,

[41:41] okay, I found it.

[41:51] First of all, he had a sample of ways for everything.

[41:55] The key factor comes, you know, satisfaction.

[41:58] I

[42:01] was told by the county recorder that the courthouse,

[42:05] pardon I'm going to have a talk with him here a couple of months ago.

[42:09] And he said, this roadway, I'm not here.

[42:13] The description on the property, the both sides of that,

[42:17] do not close.

[42:19] They even get, there's

[42:25] a bit of the road.

[42:26] How big the gap is there, right?

[42:28] I don't know.

[42:29] But you're not standing at 66 for it, I'll tell you that.

[42:32] So you're saying that rope goes all the way through the rocky dirt?

[42:36] It was originally it did.

[42:38] This map shows it does.

[42:40] Well, I think it is.

[42:44] Checknastic's about property of both sides of that road.

[42:47] And he at some point trying to say,

[42:49] I only wrote down that down here.

[42:51] I get through my property on the north,

[42:54] and rock and rock and rock and rock and rock.

[42:58] So it doesn't exist anymore.

[43:00] There was a second road,

[43:02] So the little father up did the same thing.

[43:05] You make sure that you're not going to know.

[43:08] In this world, you're not going to know.

[43:12] That's all you're going to know about death.

[43:15] Now he's not there now.

[43:18] So there's a reason why we're here.

[43:20] OK.

[43:22] So look back at yourself.

[43:24] So that's when it tells you what situation

[43:26] was here.

[43:28] And he's now, or he's, a Jackson,

[43:31] is the one that's for us to shine still.

[43:34] His intention for us is to throw this blood, but it won't send us out of the cage,

[43:41] and

[43:42] they did all.

[43:45] Now, I talked to Rob, a thing, and a state ordinance that says that e-road that's been

[43:56] a public ride in the way for 10 years or more, cannot be closed.

[44:00] Now, here's what it says, and I was looking at that while you were talking.

[44:04] This is a roadway is legally recognized as a town road through official legal mechanisms

[44:09] including, the first one, this formal dedication and acceptance, the developer property owner

[44:14] dedicates the land for a road and the town board officially accepts it.

[44:18] The second one is, and this is where I think it falls in, but there is a clause here that could

[44:23] be in question, prescription of long-term public use.

[44:28] in many states, if the public has a view, has used a road continuously for a statutory

[44:35] period 10 to 20 years, for example, depending on state law, and the town has historically

[44:42] maintained it, this is where it might be getting a little squishy.

[44:48] It becomes a public town road by operation of law.

[44:54] Okay, well, the other seven is still me.

[44:57] But now that I've woke up in the meantime.

[45:00] My pastor, nobody owns that property because the deeds of your size are closed. That's open. That means if nobody owns it, that means the public owns it, doesn't it? Would mean that, yeah. And this all, that means public. It's not private, it's public. There's nobody owns it. Well, would it just be at this point, man?

[45:31] a simple letter to, no, I don't know, I don't know how to look at that, to just, well, I'm

[45:39] wondering if it comes from you with a legal backing that says this, or, I don't know if we

[45:46] decide whatever. Well,

[45:50] you would if you had a lawyer. You would if you had a lawyer that

[45:56] that has this information that nobody has this information.

[46:00] The other is, if we take it up as such,

[46:02] that's another topic.

[46:03] Well, that's why I'm having to view,

[46:05] because the only responsibility is to protect

[46:07] the rights of the people.

[46:10] And by the way, now, I've already experienced what happens

[46:13] when people start gaining things off.

[46:16] Now, first people said, well, we'll gain it off,

[46:20] but we'll leave this all we gotta do is shut the gate.

[46:24] And first, when they say, oh, now I'm going to put a paddle, but I'll give you a key.

[46:29] Now, I access my formula. I'm going to go back through it.

[46:33] And right now, we used to be able to walk there on a public road.

[46:39] Access are possible. But then the frequency comes in here,

[46:42] and they put the reservoir in, and then the only access was the dock.

[46:49] And the first thing that Britain does is out there about that area where the systems are,

[46:55] our spoons are on the south side there, they go to the gate.

[47:00] All right, now yes, I'm going to the gate, so I have access, but it certainly isn't

[47:06] to me.

[47:07] Because every time I want to go to my farm, I'm going to go out there, get off my tractor,

[47:13] out of my truck, whatever I'm in, out of the gate, open it, drive through, get out of my

[47:19] truck, out of my tractor, shut the gate, and then I go to the farm.

[47:24] When I come back out, I've got to reverse that thing to send me a hold of me.

[47:29] That's my strictly my right to access my property.

[47:42] The only option is to reform jeep that he has no right to put up signs to say that the

[47:49] property I've grown because it is.

[47:52] It's been a public access road my whole life when

[47:59] I sent it down to the U.S.

[48:01] because y'all love that, because I've gone to the climate

[48:05] and made it and they don't seem to want to do it

[48:08] to me about it.

[48:11] So I'm standing in the position of a person,

[48:17] where I was planning to go out there and take down that sign,

[48:20] and then we get into a half-fueling,

[48:21] of course, that situation of a few going on.

[48:24] My understanding is this isn't the first time he's done this.

[48:27] Is that correct?

[48:29] But he's tried to go to the world.

[48:33] He's trying to get it right here.

[48:35] He's trying to block that road before, is that correct?

[48:38] No, it's all part of the same process.

[48:42] He started, I don't know how far, how long will it go?

[48:46] Do you remember the first three?

[48:50] But it's all part of the same thing.

[48:53] He didn't do it a lot on his truck.

[48:56] He did a lot while ago.

[48:58] Very close, a little bit more.

[49:00] another kind of a triangle, kind of a triangle sign there and it's there. He just stood up that sign this bigger sign this year.

[49:09] The bigger one. Yeah, but he had a small one over there before, but it's there's been a sign there for several years now.

[49:15] I don't know how many, probably three, or four, or the most.

[49:19] So the bigger one's gone. So the big one's gone.

[49:29] he was going to put up a gate. Now he hasn't done that. I think perhaps from

[49:34] where he hasn't and he doesn't know it's because I talked to him and told him I

[49:38] have kept what he's doing. So he hasn't put up a gate yet.

[49:45] You know if his objective is to keep other people out that don't need to be

[49:49] down there or is his objective to keep you out? Well I don't think he's not

[49:54] I'm not joking, right now he may not, nor do I think that he can't

[49:58] ever try to keep me out.

[50:01] Okay.

[50:01] Because he knows that he tried to do that.

[50:03] They could have people fight.

[50:05] And I won't get it while you're involved.

[50:07] And then they have a problem there.

[50:10] But concern

[50:16] is that he puts up a sign today

[50:21] and then he establishes them the way of jets

[50:39] So, if it's public property, it's not on anybody's D. And it bansshaker head, what do you know about that?

[50:49] Well, so I wish you could pull up the GIS.

[50:52] So I'm going to address a couple of things.

[50:54] It is not on our manway roadmap.

[50:58] It is not maintained or by the town.

[51:03] And key is so when he's talking about there are some strips

[51:08] of old blocks and blocks that were planted, where

[51:13] you see a strip of land with no designation, right?

[51:16] But the problem is keep Jensen's property when you get down the 300 D's, that little strip of land has gone away over the years.

[51:26] So keep Jensen doesn't have that corridor along his lot that you know.

[51:32] And keep on most of the property, so there's more to keep the picture.

[51:47] Okay, so here's the first property is here, here's the little row and keep Jensen quarters

[51:54] right on what was property about up to here on the GIS and then it opens up again to the

[52:31] This is what looks right here.

[52:32] Your property is up here.

[52:36] Because do you have access on this little road right here

[52:38] in your corner or so here?

[52:40] So kind of the town managing the road, though.

[52:42] The town's on me.

[52:44] No way if I put it off.

[52:45] Oh yeah, man.

[52:46] Well what I was going to say is if that property was not

[52:49] deeded on somebody's ownership, and it was public,

[52:53] he couldn't put a gate up, right?

[52:54] If he tried to put a gate up, we'd say you can't,

[52:57] because you don't own the property, put the gate on it.

[52:59] But if the property lines show that he owns

[53:02] the property, we got to do the problem, right? So I don't know what that tells us is what I'm saying.

[53:08] Okay, yeah. And I was unaware of this until we went down to the top of the county recorder down at the corner.

[53:20] The old back that I showed here, I have here, that's where this property now starts, where this map leaves up.

[53:32] So apparently they intended on putting it on bass and he knew that they never ever did

[53:41] another plot of finishing the town.

[53:46] So that

[53:51] if he wants to put up a sign on his property, both hands

[54:00] couldn't stop if you

[54:01] do it,

[54:05] although it's still a public life because according to the ordinance, the state

[54:11] Even if a road goes over, probably our own retirement company,

[54:15] instead of probably broke for 10 years or more,

[54:19] or 10 or 20, whatever it said there.

[54:23] And this has been there in my whole life, I'm 83.

[54:26] So it's been there a long, long time.

[54:29] So even,

[54:33] so then

[54:38] she wasn't found to have that action plotted

[54:41] and being over and having a buddy hold it.

[54:46] Nobody hold it.

[54:48] So right now, the rope is at nobody,

[54:51] almost no sound of the dice up to the corner.

[54:54] Turn to the corner and it goes about 40% of the way

[54:57] up the key to instance is placed.

[54:59] And then it becomes part of key.

[55:06] Has it not, is the fact that that's the rope?

[55:09] Because he has to walk me there and he's going up a fence

[55:13] along this property.

[55:15] recognize him, this is a public product by him.

[55:21] Yeah, he does, he does all apparently that part of that building, it goes south. No, excuse me, goes west.

[55:34] Part of going about the

[55:40] rest of that is not anybody's land or any other hills.

[55:47] So, if he wanted to pull up a sign on his property that's right at my home, and then

[55:53] it's a part of me on that road, maybe I'll leave him where he's there.

[55:59] But,

[56:01] I can steal from him if he's trying to put it in.

[56:06] Because, putting it in here, limits my access.

[56:12] If it's like a percent, I'll always experience that with liberty.

[56:15] I can't just write out my property.

[56:18] I've got to stop and open and shut gates and not block and start

[56:29] putting my sign that I'm going to eventually allow him to put up a gate and limit my access to my property.

[56:39] I'm going to help him out here.

[56:41] Like Joven Geek, you can't do that. It's a public right away.

[56:46] It has been for all these years and you can't close them up.

[56:48] Can we just start off with a slow, a slow, send them a letter from the town, see where

[56:59] that goes.

[57:36] And they're not like the board here, and that was it.

[57:40] Okay, we're just, I'm going to write a letter.

[57:43] Yeah.

[57:43] Okay.

[57:44] We got a lot of things.

[57:46] Oh, I know.

[57:48] I know.

[57:50] And we can just go through the game.

[57:51] Okay.

[57:54] Let's see where this goal is in a friendlier man.

[58:01] Friendly man.

[58:06] All right, thanks, Bryson.

[58:13] All right.

[58:14] Well, the rest of the artistic is a way that we don't appreciate.

[58:20] So it's like, oh no.

[58:26] All right, no.

[58:29] The next on is the CIP capital improvement plan that per the grant we need to make a motion

[58:43] for approval of the capital improvement plan once Ron has taken us through what that

[58:50] is so that the grant can move forward. So Ron, can you take us through to what the CIP is

[59:03] and a very explain why we need to do this and then go through the details.

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